Fedora installer - RAM detection

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• From: Jon Masters <jonmasters@xxxxxxxxx>
• Date: Sun, 9 Jan 2005 18:46:43 +0000
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Hi there,

I wanted to install an FC3 box for random kernel testing, not for
actual use. I don't care that it only has 32MB of RAM, but FC3 does.

What I want is a way to tell the installed "ignore that", as I am
happy for it to swap until the cows come home, just to install. Is
there currently the right way to do this before I break it anyway?

Jon.

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